Read the record. Follow the source.
Search FactGrid's cuneiform catalogue, inspect tablet metadata, and compare the editions and source links that are actually available.
Browse tablets
A careful route through a complex catalogue
FactGrid remains the authority. This interface makes its tablet records easier to discover and read without flattening different editions into one transcript.
- Catalogue
Locate a catalogue record
Search names, FactGrid QIDs, and supported identifiers. Narrow results by current holding, findspot, or period when the data is recorded.
- Witnesses
Keep editions distinct
Inspect identifiers, physical description, provenance, holding, language, and text witnesses—while seeing omissions plainly.
- Provenance
Verify in FactGrid
Every record and edition keeps a route back to FactGrid or its external source, where provenance and revision history belong.
Start with a documented example
Prag I 437 is a FactGrid tablet record with several linked textual editions—useful for seeing how sources remain distinct.